Top Entry Level Jobs in Boston, MA

Performs operational testing, calibration, troubleshooting, and RF tuning of moderately complex aerospace and defense components. Uses schematics, drawings, block diagrams, specialized test equipment, and RF measurement techniques to verify compliance with specifications. Troubleshoots RF and DC circuits, assemblies, and components, supports engineering and production teams, and may guide entry-level technicians. The role is onsite in Woburn, Massachusetts, with a day-shift schedule and requires a security clearance or eligibility to obtain one.

Design, train, optimize, and deploy efficient machine learning models for consumer audio products and resource-constrained edge devices. Apply quantization, pruning, distillation, and model compression while balancing accuracy, latency, memory, compute, and power requirements. Collaborate with embedded, DSP, hardware, compiler, and software teams on deployment and integration, troubleshoot model issues, develop repeatable ML workflows, evaluate emerging technologies, document findings, and mentor interns and co-op engineers.

Develop market intelligence, forecasting, statistical models, scenario analyses, and automated reporting for supply chain decisions. Integrate internal and external datasets using Python, R, SQL, and other tools; build dashboards; support data governance; and translate analytical findings into recommendations for procurement, planning, and executive stakeholders.

Develop and grow Mastercard’s public sector and healthcare client portfolio through consultative B2B sales. Identify opportunities, uncover client needs, align Mastercard solutions, manage complex sales cycles, coordinate internal stakeholders, and advance opportunities through proposal, negotiation, contracting, and delivery transition. The role requires experience selling to government, healthcare, or related organizations and navigating procurement, RFPs, multiple decision-makers, and extended sales processes.

Manage a high-volume portfolio of Datadog customers by training users, driving product adoption, troubleshooting issues, and supporting retention. Identify, qualify, and execute upsell and cross-sell opportunities, negotiate contract terms, and advise customers on effective solution usage. Collaborate with support, product, finance, and legal teams while advocating for customers and contributing to a positive customer experience.

Build and deploy production software, data products, automation, and AI solutions for business teams. Embed with stakeholders to understand workflows, solve ambiguous operational problems, integrate enterprise data, and deliver reliable applications from concept through adoption. Responsibilities include testing, deployment, monitoring, security, documentation, AI validation, user support, and measuring commercial impact.

Provides telephone and written customer support to shareholders, prospective shareholders, and financial professionals. Handles account inquiries, fund and product information, website assistance, transaction processing, account maintenance, research, reporting, and issue resolution. Partners across departments to maintain quality and operational efficiency while completing ad hoc projects. The role offers foundational mutual fund industry experience and potential FINRA licensing support.

Participates in a rotational actuarial leadership development program supporting various business lines and actuarial functions. Completes meaningful projects, applies quantitative and analytical skills, prepares for actuarial exams, and develops industry knowledge and leadership capabilities through mentoring, seminars, networking, and corporate learning programs. The role requires pursuing Society of Actuaries Fellowship and offers exam support, paid study time, and opportunities for advancement.

Handle auto insurance claims from initial report through resolution, guiding insureds and claimants after accidents. Communicate empathetically, investigate and process claims, solve problems, manage multiple systems, and provide accurate customer service in a high-volume hybrid environment. Paid training and licensing are provided, and no prior claims experience is required.

Manage planned, seasonal, and ad hoc product allocations across distribution centers. Monitor inventory, create daily allocation plans, track allocation status, investigate system exceptions, identify root causes, and coordinate solutions with brand, distribution, store operations, procurement, and IT partners. The role supports supply chain efficiency, maintains reporting, ensures facility service levels, and analyzes complex inventory and allocation data.